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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

26 Jun 2015

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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 2015

Page

13

Time to decide on removing Confederate flag from Statehouse grounds

lawmakers from Aiken County show mixed positions as leaders Nikki Haley Lindsey Graham Tim Scott Matt Moore and Jaime Harrison push for flag removal. While Corley Hixon Taylor Wells undecided, Massey Setzler Young and others advocate decisive action. The piece recalls 1962 and 2000 events and urges unified support in the current session.

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Statehouse Aiken County S.C Chris Corley Graniteville Corley Charleston Nikki Haley U.S Lindsey Graham Tim Scott Graham Scott Matt Moore Republican Party Jaime Harrison Democratic Party Bill Hixon North Augusta Bill Taylor Aiken Don Wells George Campion Jr General Assembly
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Aiken Standard Letters to the Editor Guidelines

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters up to 500 words with the writer's address and daytime phone for verification. Letters may be edited for length and taste. anonymous or group-involved letters may be rejected. Mail to Letters to the Editor P O Box 456 or email letters at aikenstandard com. Contact Opinions Page Editor Michael Ulmer for questions.

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Aiken P.O. Box Aikenstandard Michael Ulmer Mulmer Aikenstandard.com
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Gun debate after Charleston massacre splits opinion

Columnist Jack DeVine argues gun violence stems from societal factors, not guns alone, noting world gun totals and U.S. ownership while defending Second Amendment rights. He criticizes pushing gun control as a political tactic and praises Charleston’s measured community response, with personal bio.

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S.C Nikki Haley Barack Obama Rahm Emanuel Charleston Ing U.S US S America Ferguson Missouri Baltimore
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Letters to the Editor on Charleston killings flag debate

A northern transplant praises South Carolina for peaceful Charleston protests after the racist massacre. He opposes removing the Confederate battle flag as a heritage symbol, argues hate lies in people not symbols, and compares calls to remove the flag to removing the Christian cross from churches. He urges focus on Dylann Roof and condemns hatred.

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Charleston Statehouse S.C Bill Clyburn Daiken Dylann Roof Erable Klan
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Editorial Rhardt House South Carolina Statehouse Columbia Taylor Jones Hoover Digest Jack Devine Peggy DeVine Dave Cole Aiken NAACP
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